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|Transcription=1. bearing eight peeres of Ordunance togeather with her tackle apparrell
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2. furniture and provisions for the shipps Companie and Negroes were
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3. at the time of the seizure aforesaid really worth the summe of Two
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4. Thousand seaven hundred pounds sterling money of England, which
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5. hee knoweth for that a sixteenth part of the said shipp before shee was
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6. soe fitted and furnished to Sea upon the voiage aforesaid, of this deponents
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7. certaine knowledge was by Richard B/Hull the former Master and part
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8. Owner thereof, sold unto the said Jeffereys and Colclough for one
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9. hundred pounds at the least, soe that the whole shipp in the condition shee
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10. then was did after that rate amount unto 1600:th or thereabouts and with
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11. part addition of all necessary tackle apparrell furniture provisions and
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12. all conveniences for such a voiage and service, this depon:ent in his Conscience
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13. and to the best of his judgement fully convinced and assured of the valew
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14. of the premisses as hee hath predeposed the same, And as to the said
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15. shipp the Sarah, hee cannot depose anything knowingly, as to the value
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16. thereof, not touching the freight or mens wages in and aboard the same
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17. the voiage in question. And further or otherwise hee cannot depose
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18. To the 11:th hee saith, That XXX XXXX XX about two moneths after the
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19. seizure of the said shipp Sarah, and about five or six weekes after the
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20. seizure of the said shipp Rappahannack, the said Scroll and Companie
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21. redelivered unto the Companies of the said surprized shipps, and of two
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22. other English shipps, which they had alsoe thereabouts surprized, and taken
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23. the said shipps Sarah, they having taken out of the same all the provisions
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24. of Victualls, saving two butts of beanes, two barrells of beefe, one hundred
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25. of Stockfish and about 5. or 600. weight of bread, togeather with
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26. some tunns of water, the Company then by them putt onboard the said
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27. shipp Sarah being about 70. persons, and being strictly ordered and
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28. enjoyned by the said seiz:ures to goe directly for England, upon paine of
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29. forfeiture of the said shipp if they deviated or tooke any other Courses ˹or voiages˺ 20
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30. ˹would˺ have required about thirty moneths time, but this depon:ent and the said
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31. Arthur Perkins and the rest of the seized shipps Companies soe putt on board
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32. the said shipp Sarah finding that such provisions were altogether insufficient
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33. for such a Companie and voiage, and having but one entrie anchor, and one
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34. peere of Cable of about 50. or 60. fathom, and one suite of sailes very
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35. thin and insufficient for such a voiage, and being unwilling to expose their
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36. lives to such imminent and almost inevitable danger, they sailed from
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37. Cape de Lopes aforesaid to the Island of S:t Thomas, there they were
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38. necessitated to sell the said shipp the Sarah for 10 Victualls to Reepe them
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39. alive and to furnish another small Vessell, which they thence procured to
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40. carry them to the Barbadoes, there to gett passage for England, and saith
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41. if they had not steered the Course and small the said shipp to the use and
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42. intent aforesaid, they must in all probability have perished for want of
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43. Victualls. The premisses hee declared and knoweth by sadd experience
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44. to bee true. And otherwise to this Article hee cannot depose
  
 
|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]
 
|Suggested links=[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AoNoOr05QRMtdHAyNmxuVnNmYkJ3Q0ZiNEQ0R0V2S3c#gid=0 HCA 13/71 Page Log & Planner]

Revision as of 21:14, May 8, 2014

Volume HCA 13/71
Folio 631
Side Recto
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Status
XX; pasted into wikispot on 08/05/14 by Colin Greenstreet
Languages
Note
none
First transcriber
Alex Jackson
First transcribed
13/02/24
Editorial history
Created 11/04/14, by CSG

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1. bearing eight peeres of Ordunance togeather with her tackle apparrell
2. furniture and provisions for the shipps Companie and Negroes were
3. at the time of the seizure aforesaid really worth the summe of Two
4. Thousand seaven hundred pounds sterling money of England, which
5. hee knoweth for that a sixteenth part of the said shipp before shee was
6. soe fitted and furnished to Sea upon the voiage aforesaid, of this deponents
7. certaine knowledge was by Richard B/Hull the former Master and part
8. Owner thereof, sold unto the said Jeffereys and Colclough for one
9. hundred pounds at the least, soe that the whole shipp in the condition shee
10. then was did after that rate amount unto 1600:th or thereabouts and with
11. part addition of all necessary tackle apparrell furniture provisions and
12. all conveniences for such a voiage and service, this depon:ent in his Conscience
13. and to the best of his judgement fully convinced and assured of the valew
14. of the premisses as hee hath predeposed the same, And as to the said
15. shipp the Sarah, hee cannot depose anything knowingly, as to the value
16. thereof, not touching the freight or mens wages in and aboard the same
17. the voiage in question. And further or otherwise hee cannot depose
18. To the 11:th hee saith, That XXX XXXX XX about two moneths after the
19. seizure of the said shipp Sarah, and about five or six weekes after the
20. seizure of the said shipp Rappahannack, the said Scroll and Companie
21. redelivered unto the Companies of the said surprized shipps, and of two
22. other English shipps, which they had alsoe thereabouts surprized, and taken
23. the said shipps Sarah, they having taken out of the same all the provisions
24. of Victualls, saving two butts of beanes, two barrells of beefe, one hundred
25. of Stockfish and about 5. or 600. weight of bread, togeather with
26. some tunns of water, the Company then by them putt onboard the said
27. shipp Sarah being about 70. persons, and being strictly ordered and
28. enjoyned by the said seiz:ures to goe directly for England, upon paine of
29. forfeiture of the said shipp if they deviated or tooke any other Courses ˹or voiages˺ 20
30. ˹would˺ have required about thirty moneths time, but this depon:ent and the said
31. Arthur Perkins and the rest of the seized shipps Companies soe putt on board
32. the said shipp Sarah finding that such provisions were altogether insufficient
33. for such a Companie and voiage, and having but one entrie anchor, and one
34. peere of Cable of about 50. or 60. fathom, and one suite of sailes very
35. thin and insufficient for such a voiage, and being unwilling to expose their
36. lives to such imminent and almost inevitable danger, they sailed from
37. Cape de Lopes aforesaid to the Island of S:t Thomas, there they were
38. necessitated to sell the said shipp the Sarah for 10 Victualls to Reepe them
39. alive and to furnish another small Vessell, which they thence procured to
40. carry them to the Barbadoes, there to gett passage for England, and saith
41. if they had not steered the Course and small the said shipp to the use and
42. intent aforesaid, they must in all probability have perished for want of
43. Victualls. The premisses hee declared and knoweth by sadd experience
44. to bee true. And otherwise to this Article hee cannot depose

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